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Magecart Targets Advertising Supply Chain in New Attack
Magecart Group 12 was able to compromise a French online advertising provider to spread a skimmer to hundreds of victim sites.
Decades-Old Flaws Found in SCP Clients
Several SCP clients, including OpenSSH, are vulnerable to a set of bugs that can allow an attacker to download arbitrary files.
Researchers Uncover Serious Flaws in Access Management System
Tenable Security researchers have found a series of flaws in the PremiSys access management system that can allow admin access to the application.
The Unholy Alliance of Emotet, TrickBot and the Ryuk Ransomware
Researchers have been tracking a group using the Emotet and TrickBot malware to install the Ryuk ransomware in enterprises.
Decipher Podcast: Stefan Tanase
Dennis Fisher talks with Stefan Tanase about the creeping problem of Internet Balkanization.
Bringing Security to USB Type-C, or More Limitations?
The USB Type-C Authentication Program will attempt to address the very real dangers of USB-based attacks, such as USB devices loaded with malicious payloads to compromise the host system and counterfeit cables that can deliver too much (or too little!) power and damage the system.
Yubico Adds NFC-Enabled and Lightning Security Keys
Yubico is bringing hardware-based 2FA to mobile devices with two new security keys, including one that has NFC support.
Phishing Frameworks and Toolkits Continue to Mature
New tools such as Modlishka and frameworks such as Gophish enable organizations to test their awareness and resilience to phishing campaigns.
BlackBerry Turns Focus to IoT Security
BlackBerry is offering a new set of services for IoT manufacturers to help them build more secure devices.
Marriott Breach Included 5 Million Passport Numbers
More than five million passport numbers were stolen as part of the Marriott data breach, which the company says affected as many as 383 million people.
Google Patches Old Chrome Flaw on Android That Disclosed Device Info
Google has patched a three-year0old bug in Chrome on Android that disclosed vital device and firmware information that could be used in attacks.
Deciphering Office Space
Office Space mixes the ennui of the late '90s tech industry and the pain of a dead-end job like no other movie. This is Deciphering Office Space.
Open Source Software Needs Funding, Not Bug Bounty Programs
Bug bounty programs fill a need, but the European Union's offer to pay bug bounties for vulnerabilities in open source forgets one thing: projects don't need more flaws. Open source projects need people to fix the flaws.
Government Shutdown Impacts Enterprise Security
The government shutdown isn't impacting just security professionals working for the federal government. Corporate security teams have to pay attention to what public services are available and what aren't during this time period.
A Note to All the Holiday IT Folks
The next time you are asked to weigh in on tech questions, turn them into learning opportunities. Share information security awareness over appetizers and privacy knowledge over dessert. Make your corner of the world just a little bit more secure.